Intimidating company names

The agency’s effectiveness as a competition and consumer protection law enforcer is at stake, according to a Federal Register notice announcing the policy.

The Justice Department, on behalf of the FTC, has filed an appeal with the U. District Court for the District of Columbia, where the case is being heard.

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Lawsuits against federal employees in their personal capacities have proliferated since the Supreme Court’s 1971 decision in Bivens v.

Six Unknown Named Agents of the Federal Bureau of Narcotics, according to the FTC.

The policy is intended to resolve legal uncertainty — the kind that can “intimidate” staff, the FTC said.

Unlike similar suits filed against federal employees in the past, this one has survived a government motion to dismiss, which means the two defendants could find themselves personally liable for damages.

The FTC recently took action to rectify that problem, unveiling July 5 new liability protections for employees sued for job-related activities.

Maybe you don’t like the look of this abbreviation tagged to your business name or perhaps it doesn’t quite fit in with the design logo you have in mind.

Unfortunately, if your state requires that you include “LLC” to your entity’s name when you register, you will have to abide by the law.

A company being investigated by Manitoba’s employment standards branch is facing new allegations that a manager berated its employees after they complained to authorities about their working conditions.